I don't know about that particular controller, but the the graphics display
controllers I have used have commands for either pixel-specific setting and
clearing, or for "and" or "or" on an 8-pixel byte.  If not, then it should
at least allow reading back from its display memory, so that you can do the
"and" or "or" yourself.

> Hi!
> It is an  HD61830Controller. right now I could not find out to store
> only one pixel in one position. My problem i think is that i dont know
> how to write a pixel at one position. i will try out that. thanks @ all.
> Benni
>
> Chris Liechti schrieb:
>
> > Benjamin Johann wrote:
> >
> >> I am trying to fed a 240x64px  graphical display with my msp430x149.
> >> That needs an array of  15360bit (boolean information) about a shown
> >> pixel or not. So I will need at minimum 1920byte of RAM to store that
> >> array in the µc. We only have 2k RAM in our MSP. So it is afaik
> >> impossible to manage the display-data at this way.
> >
> >
> > what kind of controller does your display have? usualy does the LCD
> > controller store the image. so you dont need to keep it once again in
> > the mcu.
> >
> >> The other idea is to calculate all graphs or singns while sending
> >> every bit to the graphic-controller. But that will not be very easy
> >> and also not very fast.
> >
> >
> > well, you have to calculate your graphics anyway. you have to transmit
> > the data to the display anyway. sure you're faster transmitting images
> > of 8 pixels width (or height depending on the LCD controller) but then
> > how many display updates do you need to do per second ;-)
> >
> > there is a gfx_lcd in the examples (see mspgcc CVS or the examples
> > folder in the windows installer) that one is for a T6963 controller,
> > maybe it fits for your display too...
> >
> > chris
> >
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